Could It Be album cover

Could It Be

Could It Be

YUQI

K-Pop(G)I-DLE📅 2024💿 YUQ1

Track Info & Song Overview

“Could It Be” (Could It Be) is performed by YUQI, featured on the album YUQ1 (2024).

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Lyrics & Phonetic Romanization

Verse 1

Oh, oh, oh-oh

Oh, oh, oh-oh

Don't stress about it, honey

Casual feelings, shimmers of light

Tastes just like a daydream

Drinking my coffee and so far

I've been unsure of my own emotions

Look and you'll find a real roller-coaster

Chorus

Something that people really crave their whole lifelong

Could it be magic?

Oh, oh

'Cause it's more than I can imagine

Oh, oh, oh-oh

Been falling for you for a long time

You just swim out, swim out, swim on, baby

But I'ma pause here if you don't mind

Verse 3

I can't tell if you want me in the same way

I've been unsure of you 'cause I'm nervous

Look and you'll find my heart on the surface

Something that people really crave their whole lifelong

Could it be magic?

Oh, oh

'Cause it's more than I can imagine

Oh, oh

Verse 4

And I'm sinking into the feeling that we could be so much more

I'm not who I was before

Could it be magic?

Oh, oh, oh-oh

And my world keeps turning

I can't explain it, honey (can't explain it)

Only know for sure that I'm all yours

Could it be magic?

Verse 5

Oh, oh

'Cause it's more than I can imagine

Oh, oh

And I'm sinking into the feeling that we could be so much more

I'm not who I was before

Could it be magic?

Oh, oh, oh-oh

Oh, oh, oh-oh

Verse 6

Oh, oh, oh-oh

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